
Continuing where we left off yesterday...embroider your pattern as you see fit. I used a split stitch to outline my bear. For the nose I used a fun, funky stitch--I think it's called woven spider's wheel. Embroider both the front and back patterns.

Placing right sides together, pin. I sew the seam around the outside of the pattern and then trim back the fabric. Be sure to leave a gap where you can turn your sewing back rightside out. Stuff. Sew the hole closed. Play.

Simple, eh? And I'm sure you could figure it out yourself without any help from me but I had fun working through it. I hope it was fun for you too.
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